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Cameroon Steps Up Crackdown On Anglophone Protesters
Tensions rise in English-speaking parts of Cameroon as soldiers clamp down on protests
Plus the Kenyan government announces a plan to restart maize subsidies, just weeks ahead of elections.
And it is a few days to the Liberian elections, and Liberians talk about what they would like to see changed.
(Image: Cameroon police officials walk with riot shields on a street in the town of Buea in southwest Cameroon. Credit: Getty Images)
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